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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1930
Page
1
Clayton Horsey, a Democratic candidate for Clerk of the Court, seeks support ahead of the November election. The notice emphasizes his candidacy and asks voters to consider his qualifications.
Editorial from The Caroline Sun lauds T Clayton Horsey for three years as Caroline County Clerk of the Circuit Court. It highlights a modern filing system, $2500 steel equipment paid from fees, no taxpayer cost, and yearly surpluses to Maryland. The piece urges voters to support Horsey on November 4th regardless of party, noting locality ties and proven performance.
Nelson H. Fooks argues in a Caroline County state senate bid that opponent Harold K. Shults misstates records on the Eastern Shore Boulevard. He recalls bills, amendments, and road funding history, defending his votes, road engineer salary issues, ferries subsidies, and farm building tax exemptions while urging voters to support him.
Mary Sandford awakens to a jingling milk bottle morning. A young milkman delivers cream tickets and attention from neighbors, sparking envy and romance as Mrs. McIntosh competes for his favor. The scene shifts to a car ride and a sudden marriage, leaving Mary with a single pint of milk and the bitter truth that her dream may be over.
Saint Kilda, the Hebrides outpost, faces final abandonment as 36 islanders are moved to the mainland with government jobs. British naturalists press for a scientific record of the island’s unique biology and living conditions before evacuation ends data opportunities.
Nicola Tesla in New York describes one of his many inventions and compares its explanation to an old minister who served forty years. He quips that neither he nor the parishioners ever got mad at the same time, so they never parted ways.
The New York World recounts Stuyvesant’s decree banning non Dutch Reformed services, his banishment of a Lutheran minister, and the imprisonment of Quaker meetings on Long Island. Robert Hodgson led Quaker gatherings in Hempstead and was jailed for two years hard labor or fined 500 guilders for speaking.
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